Craig Zobel’s ‘Compliance’ and the Holocaust-inspired Milgram Experiment [VIDEO]

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on August 15, 2012

Man who identified Eichmann in Argentina is honored posthumously

Published on August 14, 2012

Lothar Hermann, a German Jew who advised Israel that Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann was residing in Argentina, was honored.

Eichmann trial anniversary brings prosecutor to face lost childhood

Published on May 29, 2012

Gabriel Bach knew he was Jewish and that the Nazis were a serious threat, but at 13, leaving his new school and home in Amsterdam proved heartwrenching.

Netanyahu says Eichmann capture shaped Jewish history

Published on December 12, 2011

On the 50th anniversary of Adolf Eichmann's capture for trial in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the event shaped Jewish history.

Jessica Chastain and John Madden on “The Debt”

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on August 23, 2011

Breyer, in Holocaust commemoration, urges rule of law

Published on May 17, 2011

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer commemorated the Holocaust with an appeal to uphold the rule of law. "Justice and law are the foundations of your throne," Breyer quoted the Psalms as saying in his keynote address Tuesday at the Days of Remembrance commemoration in the U.S. Capitol, an event organized by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Rudolph Kastner: Traitor or savior?

By Susan Freudenheim
Published on May 3, 2011

When a Hollywood synagogue wants to draw upon the strengths of its congregation, is it surprising that there’s a surfeit of attorneys and actors? Such is the case at Temple Israel of Hollywood (TIOH), which heralded the talents of both sets in last weekend’s performance of “The People vs. Kastner,” a dramatic imagining of a trial for Rudolph Kastner that never happened.

Israel to Release Eichmann’s Memoirs

By Naomi Segal
Published on March 2, 2000

Israel has decided to release the memoirs Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann wrote prior to his execution in Israel in 1962.